COATINGS MANUAL HRSD 6.0 EQUIPMENT AND PIPING COLOR IDENTIFICATION CODE
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1 6.0 EQUIPMENT AND PIPING COLOR IDENTIFICATION CODE The objective of this is to provide easy and rapid identification of the various unit process equipment and piping in a treatment plant. The large amount of equipment and piping in the treatment plant requires that a simple system be used to identify and distinguish the equipment and piping. A. The Color Shade Code should be used to provide a uniform shade of color when using various manufacturers and types of coatings (see Color Shade Code). The color should be based on the U.S. Government Federal Register 595 Paint Color Number. B. The Color Selection Code should be used to select the color for all equipment and piping in the treatment plant. The selected color for individual equipment and piping would be based on the type of flow involved. C. The should be used to identify all equipment in the treatment plant (see Equipment & Piping Color Identification Code). The identification for all equipment should include both the proper coating color and the proper stenciled markings. 1.) Stenciled marking should be placed on multiple units of equipment to indicate the unit number, i.e., No. 1, No. 2, etc. 2.) Stenciled markings should be black or white in color to contrast with the equipment background color as appropriate. 3.) Stenciled markings should be 2 ½ inches in size. D. The should be used to identify all piping in the treatment plant. The identification for all piping should include both the proper coating color and the proper stenciled markings. 1.) Stenciled markings should include both the proper unit process flow abbreviations and a directional arrow indicating the proper flow direction as appropriate. 2.) Stenciled markings should be placed wherever pipes pass thru walls, at the influent and effluent of pumps or valves, at intersections, and at regular intervals along pipe runs as appropriate. 3.) Stenciled markings should be black or white in color to contrast with the pipe background color as appropriate.
2 4.) Stenciled markings for pipes should be all capital letters sized as follows: Pipe Size Letter Size E. Color Shade Code Up to 1 ½ inch ½ inch 2 to 6 inches 1 ¼ inch 8 inches and up 2 ½ inch Color Shade U.S. Government Federal Register 595 Paint Color Number Aluminum Black Blue Brown Gray Green, Dark Green, Light Orange Red White Yellow F. If piping is stainless steel and/or PVC and/or there are other viable reasons not to paint (piping is already painted and may not be economical to repaint), then the following is permissible: All piping must be distinctly marked with color-coded bands around the pipe and labeled. All piping shall be frequently marked with color-coded bands and labels as stated in item A, B, C, and D above.
3 G. EQUIPMENT AND PIPING COLOR IDENTIFICATION CODE Non Potable Water Lt. Green NPW Non Potable Well Water Lt. Green NPWW Potable Water Dk. Green PW Drain Gray DRAIN Drainage Pump Station Gray DPSD Discharge Electrical Conduit Red Fire Protection Red FIRE Floor Drain Gray FD Fuel Oil Black FO Fuel Oil Supply Black FOS Fuel Oil Return Black FOR Hot Water Supply Lt. Green HWS Hot Water Return Lt. Green HWR Hot Water Reverse Return Lt. Green HW REV RET HVAC Gray HVAC Hydraulic Oil Black HDO Hot Potable Water Dk. Green HPW Lube Oil Black LO Natural Gas Yellow NAT GAS Polymer Dry Air Blue DA Process Drain Gray DRAIN Propane Yellow LP Roof Drain Gray RD Seal Water Lt. Green SW Service Air ( Low Blue LPSA Pressure) Service Air (High Blue HPSA Pressure) Sanitary Drain Gray DRAIN Sanitary Sewer Force Gray SSFM Main Spray Water Lt. Green SPRAY Steam Aluminum STEAM Storm Drain Gray STORM Sump Pump Discharge Gray SPD Tank Drain Gray DRAIN Vacuum Blue VAC Vent Gray V Odorous Air Gray OA Odor Control Scrubber Blowdown Orange SBD Scrubber Chemical Feed Orange SCF 6-2
4 Scrubber Recirculation Orange SRC Cleaning Scrubber Recirculation Orange SRD Discharge Scrubber Recirculation Orange SRS Suction Scrubber Drain Gray DRAIN Scrubber Exhaust Gray SCRUB EXH Scrubber Intake Gray SCRUB INTK Scrubber (vessel) Gray --- Cyclone Influent Gray CYCL INF Cyclone Recycle Gray CYCL RCY Preliminary Grit Gray GRIT Treatment Raw Wastewater Influent Gray RWI Screened Effluent Gray SE Septic Tank Unloading Gray SEPTIC UNLDG Primary Treatment Intermediate Treatment Biological Treatment Primary Clarifier Influent Gray PCI Primary Clarifier Effluent Gray PCE Primary Clarifier Brown PCS Primary Scum Gray SCUM Oxidation Tower Influent Gray OTI Oxidation Tower Effluent Gray OTE Intermediate Clarifier Gray ICI Influent Intermediate Clarifier Gray ICE Effluent Intermediate Biosolids Brown INS Intermediate Scum Gray SCUM Aerated Supernatant ASR Return Anaerobic Influent Gray ANI Anaerobic Effluent Gray ANE Anoxic Influent Gray AXI Anoxic Effluent Gray AXE Anoxic Recycle Gray ARCY Aeration Influent Gray ARI Aeration Effluent Gray ARE Mixed Liquor Brown MLSS Nitrified Recycle Gray NRCY Secondary Clarifier Gray SCI Influent Secondary Clarifier Gray SCE Effluent Secondary Scum Gray SCUM Return Activated Brown RAS 6-3
5 Waste Activated Brown WAS Disinfection Contact Tank Effluent Gray CTE Contact Tank Scum Gray SCUM Effluent Pumping Final Effluent Gray FNE Holding Pond Drain Gray DRAIN Feed Scum Gray FD SCUM Concentrated Scum Gray CN SCUM Scum Disposal Scum Concentrator Gray SCB Subnatant Scum Gray SCUM Decant Supernatant Return Gray DSR Decant Tank Drain Gray DRAIN Flotation Thickener Feed Brown FTFS Flotation Thickener Gray FTRCY Recycle Flotation Thickened Brown FTS Flotation Thickener Gray FSB Subnatant Gravity Belt Thickener Brown GBFS Thickening Feed Gravity Belt Thickener Gray GBFL Filtrate Gravity Belt Thickened Brown GBTS Gravity Thickener Feed Brown GTFS Gravity Thickened Brown GTS Gravity Thickener Gray GSP Overflow/Supernatant Primary Digester Feed Brown PDFS Primary Digested Brown PDS Digester Recirculation Brown DRS Primary Digester Gray PDSP Digestion Supernatant Primary Digester Transfer Brown PDXS Secondary Digested Brown SDS Secondary Digester Gray SDSP Supernatant Digester Gas Yellow DGAS Holding Tank Holding Tank Feed Brown HTFS 6-4
6 Conditioning Tank Feed Brown CNFS Conditioning Centrifuge Feed Brown CFS Centrifuge Biosolids Cake Brown CCK Centrifuge Centrate Gray CCT Centrifuge Thickened Brown CTS Dewatering Biosolids Centrifuge Thickening Gray CTCT Centrate Foreign Biosolids Loading Brown FLS Foreign Biosolids Brown FUS Unloading Incinerator Feed Cake Brown IFC Incinerator Ash Brown ASH Incinerator Scrubber Gray ISE Incineration Water Effluent Scrubber Intake Gray SI Scrubber Exhaust Gray SE Nitrification Enhancement Gray NEFINF Facility Influent Nitrification Enhancement Brown NEFARE Nitrification Enhancement Facility Aeration Effluent Nitrification Enhancement Brown NEFSCE Facility Facility Secondary Effluent Nitrification Enhancement Brown NEFS Facility Acid Wash Supply Orange AWS Acid Wash Return Orange AWR Alum Orange ALUM Ammonia Orange AMMONIA Caustic Orange CAUSTIC Caustic Solution Orange CAUSTIC SOL Dry Polymer Orange DPOLY Ferric/Ferrous Orange FERRIC/FERROUS Chemicals Hydrogen Peroxide Orange PEROXIDE Liquid Polymer Orange LPOLY Muriatic Orange MURIATIC Polymer Solution Orange POLY SOL Sodium Bisulfite Purple BISULFITE Sodium Bisulfite Solution Orange BISULFITE SOL Sodium Hypochlorite Orange HYPO Sodium Hypochlorite Orange HYPO SOL Chemical Storage Tanks Solution Chemical Tanks Gray OR White (Name of Chemical) 6-5
7 Bollards Yellow --- Water Reclaimed Water Main Purple RWM Reclamation Misc Abandoned ABAND Sample Unit Process Color (Unit Process Name)/SAMP 6-6
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